Water droplets on outside of Class C overhang
Hi---I'm about to purchase my first RV--an older Class C,---and have noticed during both of my visits that there are water droplets on the outside---not inside---of the overhang. I've looked reall...
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path1 wrote:
I try to leave the left side just a bit higher than right side when leveling so the crazy a/c drains to left side of rv. If your really scarred about water damage make sure you get it inspected by someone you trust or should I say pay money to that claims to be a pro? Just did google search of "tell tell sign of water damage & rv" and got 2,300,000 hits. But also many links to how to inspect for water damage.
I am curious about how you leave the left side higher and the water drains off that way. How do you get the water to run uphill?
For the OP I would be very interested to see howmuch water is inside the cabover panels. Can you push up on it and hear sloshing or get water to run out from some other place. That is the greatest source of leaks on a Class C and can be very expensive to repair.
